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The word Spirit PNEUMA.
The Greek word pneuma can be translated with wind or spirit.
It should be” Holy Spirit”(hagion pneuma) in every instance.
The Stoics linked pneuma and the pneumatic soul with'flowers of fire.'.
The words spirit and breath are translations of the Hebrew word neshamah andthe Greek word pneuma.
But that same Greek word“pneuma” also has another meaning.
The word for spirit, wind, and breath is the same word in both Hebrew(ruach)and Greek(pneuma).
The word spirit in the Holy Spirit is the word"pneuma" in Greek, which is a word in no sex.
In Greek is called pneuma, in Polynesian, mana and in Hebrew ruah, which means“breath of life”.
And we are witnesses to these declarations as is the holy breath(pneuma) which God gave to those who obey him.
In Greek it is called pneuma, in Polynesian mana, and in Hebrew ruah, which means"breath of life".
The Holy Spirit is referred to in the masculine throughout the New Testament,although the word for"spirit" by itself(pneuma) is actually gender-neutral.
We take our English word"pneumonia" from pneuma because it is a disease of the lungs, or of breathing.
I will say this: Throughout the New Testament, the Holy Spirit is referred to in the masculine,although the word for“spirit”(pneuma) is actually gender-neutral.
However, the universally accepted word for"spirit" is"pneuma"- in Gnostic literature"daimon" is always taken to mean"demon".
It corresponds to the Greek"pneuma" and the Sanskrit"prana," and is considered to be the vital force and energy flow in all living things.
At first, he toyed with the idea of recreating it as an inflatable sculpture,to capture the idea of living breath- or pneuma- that looking into its central hollow suggested to him.
This Breath, Voice,Self or"Wind"(pneuma?) is the Synthesis of the Seven Senses, noumenally all minor deities and esoterically- the septenary and the"Army of the VOICE".
The second element of our being is the spirit, also called the breath(in fact,the Greek term for spirit is«pneuma», a root which means«breath», as in the word«pneumatic» for example).
This doesn't mean it will come to life- the Greek word here is pneuma meaning“breath” or“current” of air, not the word bios(“life”)- but it does mean that it will have some kind of ability to breathe forth the message of the Antichrist and the false prophet.
It is called ki in Japanese, chi in Chinese, Nephesch in Ebreo,Esma in Catalan, pneuma in Greek, mana in Polynesian, and ruah in Hebrew, which means“the breath of life”.
Think of prāṇa in the Indian tradition,for instance, or pneuma in the Greek, the Hebrew ruach, Amerindian orenda, Polynesian mana, and qi energy for the Chinese.
But in the Bible neither the Hebrew northe Greek term for spirit(ruach and pneuma, respectively) refers to an intelligent entity capable of a conscious existence apart from the body.
This causes problems in the statement with relation to 1 Corinthians 12:13‘The word Spirit(PNEUMA) would have been abbreviated in most manuscripts as PMA, which understandably could be- and was- misread by some scribes as the Greek word for‘drink'(POMA)…' p.